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  1. Coborn's Liquor - 715 County Rd 75 NW

    715 County Rd 75 NW, Clearwater MN 55320

    4.5 Superb 65 reviews

    “Prices seem a little higher than other stores but, for me, the convenience of how close it is,makes it worth it. Staff is helpful. Store is clean. Selection is pretty darn good for how small the location is.”

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  2. Coborn's Pharmacy - 705 County Rd 75 Northwest

    705 County Rd 75 Northwest, Clearwater MN 55320

    4.3 Superb 26 reviews

    “It's fine aside from the drive thru (though I appreciate having the drive thru when I'm too sick to go in). The canister is too big to grab with one hand so I typically have to get out to get it and put it back. Also, the hours should be posted at the drive through. I waited 10 minutes just to figure out they weren't open yet. Went back the next day to find out they close at 3 on Saturdays lol”

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  3. LITTLE DUKES - 705 County Rd 75 NW

    705 County Rd 75 NW, Clearwater MN 55320

    4.2 Good 23 reviews

    “Heading north for family Thanksgiving. Cutting across from I-94 to Highway 10. We decided to stop at Little Dukes. A few went into the convenience store for the restroom and snacks. Soon we were heading north to Little Falls and beyond”

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  5. Coborn's Grocery Store - 705 County Rd 75 Northwest

    705 County Rd 75 Northwest, Clearwater MN 55320

    4.2 Good 150 reviews

    “Very clean grocery store. Employees were very friendly. Meat counter was enticing though we didn't need anything. Liquor store within the grocery, along with an entrance for more convenient store items for quick run in/ out.”

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